Can you use them above shower (Are they airtight?)
13817
Yes. Have installed in two of our showers. The part of the unithousing the actual bulb is sealed against moisture (water, steam, etc.)
13818
I used mine in the kitchen. I would think if you wanted to use them in the shower, I do not see why you could not. The lens and outer trim ring are all one unit. They would be alot more water resistant than the standard shower can trim. If you wanted, apply a small bead of caulking or silicone before you push the light up to the ceiling, as they are LED and will last for a long time.
13819
no, they are not air tight. you have to get a special can light housing that is watertight for over a shower. check with home depot or lowes, they have them.
13820
Im not sure if you can but they seem to be air tight. Very nice and bright LED light.
976028
I don't think so. Don't believe these boxes are airtight. We use these boxes to store shoes in. I personally use ziplock freezer bags for bagels, etc.
1018686
Nope. Water will destroy these. I had these above an aquarium. The little splashes of water caused these to corrode and fail. There are water proof versions of these. I use those now.
1044730
I dont see why you couldnt. Just make sure to seal them against the wall or niche with silicone so water does not get behind them and cause mold or damage
2045976
sure. i don't see why not? and they are fairly cheap...if one get's moldy or mildewy at some point...buy some more. they hold a lot and are aesthetically pleasing
2050341
No, not necessarily. They can be stored in airtight container until next use. They are very dry. I've had mine for months stored this way..
320016
They do not leak dry goods if closed properly but in terms of being airtight no they are not.There is no seal for that.
2067355
You should be able to use them in the shower, however, you will need to grout around it so you get a good seal around the base against the wall to prevent from rusting in the back.
769501
Not sure but I wouldn't think so. They don't close air tight. Also you're not suppose to heat in them. I love them for keeping things clean and safe. You never have to worry about what is seeping into the plastic bottle. It's worth the extra cost of buying liners.
972422
Yes, they are breathable and waterproof. My husband uses them and showers with them and they hold up really well.
1380479
Yes, it's possible. They are not air tight seals. Opening and closing is a flap that does not lock onto anything, it just rests on the container.
2257554
I have had no issues with moisture, etc. so i would say they are as air-tight as needed for standard household usage.
902579
These are not sealed, and would likely corrode and fail over time. You may be able to install it in a rated fixture for showers. Refer to appropriate NEC standards for shower installations. An alternative would be an LED bulb installed in a fixture designed for showers.
1064143
You can. However, it wasn't specifically designed for the high humidity environment. Though while running the shower I doubt any condensation can build up to present a danger... However, you might want to look into a bathroom wall heater:
1547412
I wish I could give you a decent answer but can't. I installed them above our kitchen sink and thus didn't worry about their resilance to humidity. They do work well though.
1633452
I am using them for decoration but could see the utility for food. Just don't put anything in them for too long. Dog biscuits, maybe something like that. But yes, they are not perfectly air tight. Also if one does decide to put in the dishwasher remove the removable seal and wash that by hand. The lids might benefit from hand washing too. I originally saw these in a coffee shop on the display counter. They had non perishables in them. But if you are not storing anything that absolutely needs freshness or for too long, the jars do the trick. For displaying curiosities and terrariums they are perfect! I am using them for decoration but could see the utility for food. Just don't put anything in them for too long. Dog biscuits, maybe something like that. But yes, they are not perfectly air tight. Also if one does decide to put in the dishwasher remove the removable seal and wash that by hand. The lids might benefit from hand washing too. I originally saw these in a coffee shop on the display counter. They had non perishables in them. But if you are not storing anything that absolutely needs freshness or for too long, the jars do the trick. For displaying curiosities and terrariums they are... » Read More I am using them for decoration but could see the utility for food. Just don't put anything in them for too long. Dog biscuits, maybe something like that. But yes, they are not perfectly air tight. Also if one does decide to put in the dishwasher remove the removable seal and wash that by hand. The lids might benefit from hand washing too. I originally saw these in a coffee shop on the display counter. They had non perishables in them. But if you are not storing anything that absolutely needs freshness or for too long, the jars do the trick. For displaying curiosities and terrariums they are perfect! « Show Less
1822490
They are air tight. I use them to store yeast and have never had a problem.